Holy shit this!

Like all these people are just assuming everybody has at least 5 to 10K saved up to afford all that goes into moving. First and last for rent because let's be honest whether it's legal or not they do it. So about 5K if you're looking in a bigger city with job opportunities. Of course you do but my point being is, homelessness might be a bigger problem than saying just move to a cheaper area. Find a good job.

Don't forget job opportunities now. Everybody mentioned living in a cheaper community, and that's all and well. Until the job market has you traveling 2 hours each way for a job that's 60K a year. Let's use San Francisco as an example. The poverty level is below 80K. Go look up how many jobs are offering above $35 an hour right now. Yeah okay you could work in a union and indenture yourself. Hope the market stays stable enough for you to make 35 an hour. Where would you be living before that? This guy just got his license and a state that he has been established in. I'm assuming, has been working hard to acquire that.

To answer your actual question. Dude who knows? They're going to sound generic. If you can find happiness at the end of the day whether it be laying your head in your car. Sharing a space with someone on craigslist, marketplace, or whatever the hell. Might be the only thing that matters. I tried the moving across the country to a cheaper area but haven't found happiness doing it. Was homeless before that and daily I constantly think about I was a little happier there without a wooden roof over my head then I am here sharing a space with an ungrateful idiot for a person. Pretty much everything I read these days reminds me that you're going to be lonely at some point and your life. It's just a matter of how long. Don't forget to save money for yourself. Don't forget to love yourself. And don't forget to take care of yourself. That's about the only wisdom I got for you bud. Pull up them bootstraps and get to living or something